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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1964

Page

7

Russians May Have To Buy Wheat Abroad For Years

The FAO warned the Soviet Union may need to keep importing large wheat quantities in coming years due to rising demand, a 1962 potato crop failure, rye and livestock consumption shifts, and farmiers lacking fertilizer training. The country has sought wheat from Western suppliers, including the United States.

Rome UPI Soviet Union United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization FAO United States

Sears 1964 catalog signals knitting revival and broad product range

The 1964 Sears Roebuck catalog, 54 pounds and 1716 pages, expands yarn and knitting items for women and adds extensive auto, hardware, and home goods. Buster Wyatt Jr. earns Lincoln-Mercury top salesman status, Fred Gresham gifts a clothes dryer to Maj. and Mrs. Mitchell, and Fairmont Foods introduces Cherry n Pineapple Cottage Cheese for Lenten meals.

Sears, Roebuck & Co Sears Mom Fred Gresham Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co Terry Mitchell Fort Sill W. R Fairmont Foods, Inc

Tulsan's Third Trial Delayed

Tulsa businessman Rex Brinlee Jr. awaits a March session as his third trial is postponed due to a crowded civil docket. He faces charges of knowingly receiving stolen property after two prior mistrials on vehicle theft and cattle rusting.

Co. Atty Thomas Landrum Brinlee

Johnson seeks funds for four Oklahoma post offices

President Johnson asked Congress to appropriate 859,900 for new post office and federal buildings in Hugo Elk City Jay and Atoka Oklahoma. The proposed costs include Hugo 299,400 Elk City 247,100 Jay 194,200 and Atoka 119,200.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Oklahoma Cities Hugo Elk City Jay Afton

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